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Time: January 17, 2009 at 5pm
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Event Type: Italian, monthly, wine, tasting
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Every month Italian culture & food enthusiasts gather around various Italian-related topics in the Italian Social Club. Come meet new "amici", practice Italian, learn about regional culture, and talk about "all things Italian"! Joining is free!!
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Cost: $15 (5 wines to be presented, includes more wine than during an average wine tasting).
TUSCANY: Tuscany is known for its landscapes and artistic legacy. Florence is considered the Renaissance capital of the world. Six Tuscan localities have been UNESCO protected sites: the historical center of Florence, the historical center of Siena, the square of the Cathedral of Pisa, the historical center of San Gimignano, Pienza and the Val d'Orcia. Tuscany is known for its wines and the production of olive oil, both have been carried out since the time of the Etruscans, the first major civilization in this region of Italy, dating back to the 9th century B.C.


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Bud Light Lime Mojito - Labatt Brewing Company Ltd.
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Ontario (Canada)
2.83/5 rDev +40.1%
look: 3 | smell: 3.5 | taste: 2.5 | feel: 3.5 | overall: 2.5
Tallboy can from TBS. #5 in a series cataloging the various lagers of questionable quality that I have opted to avoid until now. I am extremely wary of the concept of mojito beer - but given the streak of lame, flavourless swill I have been ticking through lately, the fact that this one isn't just a straightforward pale lager will at least give my tastebuds something interesting/potentially horrifying to analyze. Served ice cold.
Pours a clear, pale straw-yellow colour, with almost two fingers of sparkling, fizzy white head seated atop the surface. The crinkling sound given off as it quickly wilts away over the next minute reminds me of a bowl of Rice Krispies, and other than a thin film atop the liquid, the head leaves no real remnants behind. A pretty standard-looking light beer, really, although I can't say the same about the smell. The aroma is very artificial, and not beer-like at all, but it's not offensive or anything. It's mostly just limeade and mint, with the usual BL weak adjunct sweetness buried beneath these odours. I'll admit it - I kind of like the smell, and as fake as the components seem, it's still superior to most light lagers.
The flavour closely follows the nose - the adjunct sweetness is a little more prominent than in the aroma, combined with artificial lime and minty mouthwash flavour. Not as disgusting as I made it sound. Finishes with a hint of that 'Trix cereal' limey flavour I get in regular BLL and plenty of mint. Thin-bodied and watery, with lots of carbonation. The fizziness combined with the minty flavour gives this a very crisp, refreshing mouthfeel, and it's pretty easy to slog back. Still, the mouthwashy vibe I get from this stuff stops it from being the sort of thing I'd consider consuming in large quantities.
I'm a little shocked. Here I was expecting something legendarily bad, but this really isn't all that terrible. I'd prefer more lime and less mint, but as far as flavoured adjunct light beers go, this is at least tolerable. That being said, it definitely isn't the sort of thing I'd voluntarily spend money on again, but if someone handed one to me I'd have no problem tossing it back.
Final Grade: 2.83, a mediocre C grade. Bud Light Lime Mojito is definitely a niche brew. Mint really isn't a flavour that I would consider a good complement to beer, and if your first instinct was to gag when you heard about the stuff, I can't really blame you. Of course, Bud Light doesn't taste like beer anyway, so to a certain extent, it all comes together surprisingly well - assuming you don't mind artificial mint and lime. If forced to choose (with a gun to my head) I'd probably pick regular BLL over this, but this spinoff isn't as completely awful as it sounds. At the very least, it's a more successful experiment than that chelada atrocity they sell south of the border (whoever invented that stuff should be convicted in the Hague for crimes against humanity). Not really worth trying unless it genuinely piques your curiosity, or if you happen to be a fan of both mojitos and light beer.
Serving type: can
09-22-2012 20:03:54 | More by thehyperduck
Alberta (Canada)
2.05/5 rDev +1.5%
look: 3 | smell: 2 | taste: 2 | feel: 2 | overall: 2
355ml can. "Limited Edition" - hah! Glad I could grab just a single of this, I suppose.
This beer pours a highly diluted apple juice, um, colour, with two fingers of tight, foamy white head, which sinks away quite readily, leaving nothing permanent in the way of lace around the glass.
It smells pretty much like how I remember Bud Light Lime did - chemical-laden Lime Froot Loops, but now with a very subtle, somewhat edgy, metallic green herbal character, which I will have to take on faith, is supposed to be the eponymous mint. The taste is sweet, saccharine cereal grain malt, lime Freezie, and a slowly rising, actually kind of spicy, spearmint candy essence.
The bubbles are a tad prickly, but check out soon enough, the body a thin, watery abyss, and of course, smooth smooth smooth! It finishes sweet, sugary, limey, and minty - so, mouthwashy!
What is the logical end to this madness? When they run out of room for more 'ingredient' descriptors for the name on the can? When they actually get something right, and everyone shakes hands, and the game is over? All I can see about this marketing crock is - if you want a mojito, go get or make or steal a freaking mojito! Not this, not this.
Serving type: can
09-06-2012 03:20:34 | More by biboergosum
Quebec (Canada)
1.65/5 rDev -18.3%
look: 2.5 | smell: 2 | taste: 1.5 | feel: 1.5 | overall: 1.5
Can: Poured a bright yellow color lager with a small bubbly head. Taste is a mix between adjunct notes with too much residual sugar with some lime and clear refreshing mint notes. Taste is a refreshing mix of lime and mint but unfortunately is thrown off-balance by way too much sugar. I am no big fan of those types of beers though mint is an interesting ingredient to add here, the whole thing ends up being way too sweet.
Serving type: can
07-19-2012 19:36:10 | More by Phyl21ca
Ontario (Canada)
2.25/5 rDev +11.4%
look: 3 | smell: 3 | taste: 2 | feel: 2 | overall: 2
Listed as being a Labatt product because I don't think this is out in the USA yet. Says Limited Edition on the can and frankly I don't see them making it again. Thanks for testing it on us Canucks, ABInBev ;)
Pours a pale golden yellow color with a large, spongy white head that burns off within a few minutes, leaving a bubbly collar. Lime and mint battle for a stranglehold on the aroma, with a faint sweet malt smell coming through behind them. The soft mint and sharp lime smells actually complement each other nicely.
The combination of lime and mint flavours however is, for lack of a better word, gross. This beer tastes like someone tossed a couple of pre-chewed sticks of gum or a splash of mouthwash in my glass.
Thin-bodied with ample carbonation. Quite syrupy on the tongue. The finish has a subtle tart bite to it, but the lingering mint flavour in the aftertaste reminds me of a menthol cigarette.
Some flavoured beers, including Bud Light Lime can be tolerable under the right conditions, however this "limited edition" monstrosity should have never seen the light of a patio. Though the label states that this beer has natural flavours, in practise it tastes anything but.
Serving type: can
05-28-2012 17:52:33 | More by bryehn
Alberta (Canada)
2.05/5 rDev +1.5%
look: 3 | smell: 2 | taste: 2 | feel: 3 | overall: 1.5
341ml bottle poured into pint glass 18/7/12
A straw yellow with loads of massive bubbles but nothing for head or lace, shes a load beer as I can hear this thing fizz while it sits on my table
S sweet malt, honey, mint candy not too be confused with actual mint and lime cordial, smells more like a cocktail created in a lab then a beer
T more of the same really, sweet lime with fake mint, tastes pretty synthetic and far from beer
M feels like a macro thin but well carbonated with a little sprite on the finish
O better off mashing some mint into a can of Sprite and dumping in a shot of rum
I need too thank my better half's teenage co-workers for the party leftovers as I'd never spend my own money on crap like this. Mojito and Beer are pretty far apart if you ask me, leave it up to Bud too put them together
Serving type: bottle
07-19-2012 18:03:39 | More by wordemupg
Alberta (Canada)
2.95/5 rDev +46%
look: 2 | smell: 3 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3
341ml bottle poured into a 16oz pint glass.
A - Pours as a typical lager: piss yellow, short-lived white head, and lots of carbonation in the glass. No head retention and no lacing.
S - Corn, artificial lime and mint. I'll admit, this isn't the worst aroma for an AAL.
T - Close to the nose, but the mint and lime are a little offensive in the finish. Very watery.
M - Light and fizzy, but the carbonation isn't as overdone as some. Even a bit refreshing.
D - Definitely not the worst AAL out there. While the lime and mint flavors don't come across as entirely natural, they're not completely offensive either. Meh.
Serving type: bottle
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Bud Light Lime Mojito from Labatt Brewing Company Ltd.
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I actually wouldn't mind starting Moye opposite of Antonio Brown
As long as it doesn't put Cotchery on the bench because he is actually one of the few having a good year.
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1.15 WR Mike Evans, Texas A&M
2.46 TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins, Washington
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5.157 OT James Hurst, North Carolina
5.173c RB Jerrick McKinnon, Georgia Southern
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6.215c DE Deandre Coleman, California
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Yeah, that's the reason I wrote that. Please tell me about all the guys on this squad fighting for yards or going for turnovers...laying the wood? This team as a whole is playing with no heart. Every time I have seen Moye play, he looks like he wants to be out there....fighting for tough yards (yes, in the preseason) Grab me some hungry players off the PS, shoot from some local high school teams...anyone wanting to play ball.
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I think some of these kids today feel playing a high profile team like Alabama gives them their one and possibly only shot to be famous. You predict a huge upset and what can happen --- (a). you actually win and you are a hero, get your fame, people think you are brilliant and maybe end up like Joe Namath or (20) you lose and after a few hours people forget about it and you go back to being in the shadows. For selfish kids, this is big upside with little downside.
Ah, another loudmouth. And no, there's nothing wrong with confidence. Confidence is good. Cockiness bordering on stupidity, well, that's bad. And when you just gave up 56 points to Georgia and now you're heading to Alabama, claiming the Tide can be had is cockiness bordering on stupidity.
According to The Palm Beach Post, earlier this week Florida Atlantic defensive end Cory Henry said the following regarding Alabama, who the Owls play tomorrow in Tuscaloosa:
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We got speed against them. You got speed, you can win."
All that famed Owl speed didn't help much last week at Sanford Stadium. Georgia rolled up 713 yards — yes, 713 — and whipped FAU 56-20. Henry is apparently pretty good at letting go of bad memories.
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My source for this information comes from a correspondent who stated that they were married either in 1851 or 1857. The date has to be 1857, as Joseph was born in 1838 and Rebecca in 1841. Also, contemporary evidence of family migrations give credence to the 1857 date.
The Schuyler County Recorder's Office in Lancaster, Missouri maintains marriage records from 1845, so I need to write to obtain a copy of the official record. Ancestry.com's Missouri Marriage Index does not contain Schuyler County.
Joseph W. WRIGHT was born April 1838 in Brown County, Ohio, the son of John and Anna (WARDLOW) WRIGHT. Rebecca Ann HEATON was born 1841 in Brown County, Ohio, the daughter of James R. and Elizabeth (JACOBS) HEATON.
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Rebecca's parents, James & Elizabeth, as well as other members of the HEATON family did migrate to Schuyler County and in fact spent the remainder of their lives there. They were residents of Liberty Township, Schuyler County in the 1860 census onward. Members of the HEATON family had also married members of the WARDLOW family who migrated to Missouri. It is quite possible that Joseph WRIGHT made this trek with the rest of the family fully intending to remain in Missouri.
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A Look Behind the Scenes at Inlet Dance's Marvelous Evening of Dance
A look behind the scenes at Inlet Dance's marvelous evening of dance
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Every once in a while a reviewer has the opportunity to not only see an enthralling dance performance, but to experience it from the inside. I accomplished both when I not only saw Inlet Dance's recent evening of dance, but sat in on a rehearsal.
Inlet Dance Theatre's sold out November 16 performance at the Hanna Theatre consisted of two world premieres.
The opening number was a ten-minute excerpt from CHAKRA, choreographed by Kapila Palihawadana. Kapila is a Sri Lankan born dancer/choreographer/founder and artistic director of nATANDA Dance Theatre of Sri Lanka. He is one of five International Artists who are participating in a three-month stay in the area through the Cleveland Foundation's Creative Fusion International Artist-in-Residence Program. Kapila has spent his time working with Inlet dancers and engaging in sharing his talents throughout the community. The culmination of his residency will be the full unveiling of CHAKRA at Cleveland Public Theatre's Danceworks '13.
CHAKRA, with mood-right lighting by Trad Burns, flowing costumes designed by Kapila, Ivan Leccaroa Correra and Kristin Wade, and an original acoustic drum score by Sean Ellis Hussey, was emotionally involving. The athletic piece, with strong leaps and powerful interactions, represented a traditional healing ceremony. The short excerpt insured pleasurable anticipation of the forthcoming staging.
From 2006 through 2008, Inlet Dance participated in the Ohio Arts Council's International Artist Exchange Program. Artistic director Bill Wade travelled to Easter Island to select an artist from the island to come to Cleveland. The next year Akahanga Rapu Tuki came to Cleveland to teach the Inlet dancers five traditional dances from Rapa Nui. In 2008 seven Inlet dancers travelled to Easter Island to complete the artist exchange. They spent two weeks performing, teaching and exploring and forming a "family" with the island residents.
The results of these exchanges inspired CENTER OF THE EARTH (TE PITO O TE HENUA). Developed in small segments, the final melding of the parts became public at the Hanna Theatre presentation. It will be repeated at the International Performing Arts for Youth Conference in Philadelphia during its January session.
The results of the years of effort was obvious to the enthralled audience. CENTER OF THE EARTH is a tour de force. The first segment, Hotu Matua, explores the idea of a healthy interdependent community centering on the journey of the people coming to Rapa Nui on canoes. The water, the waves, the cooperative movements were all vividly apparent.
Three women and then three men next illustrated the clear gender specific roles and dances of the residents. Exploring the island left an impression of the physical environment and was illustrated in the fourth segment, Lave Tubes, with the dancers forming visual images of the topography, the needed dexterity to transverse the land, and how cooperation was required to be successful.


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Khaled's music is the definition of East meets West. The singer/guitarist fuses different musical genres from the Middle East, the Mediterranean and the Americas into soulful arrangements and intricate rhythms. Kelley Donovan splits her time between Boston and New York City, teaching in both cities and has performed work by Ann Carlson and Liz Lerman. She received her training in choreography from Mark Morris and Bessie Schonberg, and has shown work in Boston and at the Cunningham Studio, Joyce SoHo, Movement Research, The Rover and the 92nd St. Y.
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In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TED has created a program called TEDx. TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. Our event is called TEDxGramercy, where x = independently organized TED event. At our TEDxGramercy event, TEDTalks video and live speakers will combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events, including ours, are self-organized.


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Buckingham (7-1) jumped out to its 21-0 lead on the strength of three big plays, starting with Kyree Koonce's 79-yard kickoff return for a touchdown on the opening kick. Next, Buckingham's Devin Smith picked off a pass and raced back for a touchdown. On the ensuing drive, Buckingham forced rival Cumberland (1-7) to punt and Koonce capitalized again, exploding for a 50-yard punt return for a touchdown.
Buckingham never looked back, building a 47-0 lead before the break. Koonce tacked on a rushing touchdown and Leon Ragland threw a touchdown pass to Austin Seay. Kenneth Johnson also got in on the act with a rushing touchdown while Smith corralled a fumble and took it to the house for his second defensive touchdown of the night.
Johnson finished with 83 yards on eight carries while Koonce had 77 yards on seven touches. In addition to his touchdown catch, Seay led the Knights in tackles with 6.5 total stops, but it was Justin Ayers that spearheaded relentless quarterback pressure by the Knights and finished with three sacks.
Buckingham faces Goochland (6-2) next Friday in a game that serves as a de facto James River District title game.
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Depends on what you mean by special. In that sense no but compared to the others, I would say yes. They have achieved special permissions.
No one is special because everyone obeys the laws of mathematics/physics/nature
I would say the siddhis are special people only.
Yes, but what is special, then?
They are about things that I do not wish the entire internet to see.
Which people are special then?
Computation is a very important part of math. A point I have been trying to make since I got here. It represents a new way of thinking about things.
That is the end result of what I have been saying. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Who are special then?
The same that we discussed in the PM, among others.
Why should they try to hide it? Who are they, by the way?
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Dress Circle are delighted to announce that on 23rd June from 11am - 12pm we will be joined by the cast of the new musical The In-Between, to sign copies of the new concept album of the show.
Cast members attending the signing will include West End stars Daniel Boys, Dianne Pilkington and Lauren Samuels.
Initially released solely online in mid February, the album has since received over 35,000 views on YouTube, despite having no commercial backing. The recordings line-up is completed by other leading performers Sabrina Aloueche, Julie Atherton, Cassandra Compton, Hadley Fraser, Alexia Khadime and Liam Tamne.
A quirky tale of love, friendship and letting go, The In-Between is a fantasy musical telling the story of nineteen-year-old misfit, Flick Wimple, a perpetual underachiever who stumbles through the wrong doorway and finds herself trapped in between parallel worlds. Desperately searching for a way home, Flick must overcome new challenges as she finds help in unexpected places and is forced to confront her troubled past
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You've asked, we've answered. Headphones & Snowcones will be available for UMBowl V at the historic Capitol Theatre and will be made available starting tomorrow at 1:00 pm CT. Heads up that demand is very high for the limited allotment so don't delay. The first 20 people to email firstname.lastname@example.com at (or after) 1:00 pm CT and subsequently submit payment will be the chosen few. Best of luck. See you at the big game. Because you deserve something more. Join …
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Dealing with the morning-after syndrome at FacebookFebruary 29, 2012: 5:00 AM ET
After the IPO buzz wears off, the new kid on Wall Street will face an old problem: how to adjust to a post-public world.
By Jack and Suzy Welch, contributors
FORTUNE -- Any day now there's going to be one helluva party at Facebook. And why not? Companies don't go public for a gazillion dollars very often.
So party on, Facebook. Just beware the day after. Actually, beware the year after and the year after that.
Because once Facebook has its massive new liquidity infusion, the company stands to get nailed by something that can hurt a lot more and last a lot longer than a hangover -- a changed culture. The reason: It's just plain hard to generate wide-scale paranoia, passion, and humility -- the defining values of an energized enterprise -- when everyone's feeling fat and happy.
And after the party, Facebook is going to be feeling pretty darn fat and happy, especially the people who have been around the longest and control the most action -- its senior managers.
Oh, come on, you're thinking now, Facebook's managers aren't stupid. They're not going to let the IPO wreak havoc with their winning culture. And we agree -- with the first part. Sure, many Facebook managers are top-notch. Look what they've done so far.
But a new world order is about to dawn in Palo Alto, one where Wall Street will soon start demanding to know how Facebook plans to spend the company's newly created equity. Will it own the social media space by buying Twitter? Will it expand its global reach by rapid acquisition? Such questions are important, of course, and Facebook's managers will focus on them. Indeed, they must -- the only caveat being that strategy making often tends to distract leaders from culture building.
And then there's another dynamic sure to take hold. After its IPO, Facebook is going to have two classes of citizens. That's just reality. Some of its 3,000 or so employees -- several hundred in number by some counts -- will have significant riches in the hand. Newer hires, though, will mostly have options in the bush.
Not good.
Unless, that is, someone makes sure that Facebook's haves care desperately about the fate of its have-nots, who will do well only if the whole company continues to thrive. "Someone" meaning Facebook's top-notch managers.
How can they do that? Well, it actually starts with a kind of campaign stumping on their part, complete with vivid imagery about how great Facebook is going to become in the years ahead -- if, and only if, every last employee recommits to the company's mission.
But words are only the half of it. Performance reviews are the other.
Yes, yes, we've heard people claim performance reviews are not a Silicon Valley thing. But we would argue that the facts of organizational behavior are universal. If Facebook wants urgency, speed, and intensity around its mission, those values must be evaluated, and when demonstrated, they must result in bonus money and upward mobility -- or not.
Not to get mired in the details of Facebook's HR process. The bigger point we're trying to make is that good cultures don't happen by accident.
Like any company with its coffers full and its managers feeling a bit impervious, Facebook -- without a top-down commitment to values -- runs the risk of letting its guard down and inadvertently creating an organizational mess. Mission and values -- and the culture they create -- really do matter.
In a few short years, Facebook's winning culture has brought it a long way. And if Facebook continues to get that right after its IPO, it will really have something to party about.
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Less than 12 hours after a , another temblor with a magnitude of 4.5 shook the same area, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. It was followed by a magnitude-3.4 aftershock that hit in the same area at 9:51 a.m.
The epicenter of the larger earthquake, which hit at 9:33 a.m. Wednesday, was about 2 miles north-northeast of Yorba Linda, Calif., and about 29 miles east-southeast of downtown Los Angeles, according to the USGS.
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Metro operated all its rail lines at a reduced speed of 15 mph for post-earthquake inspection. Normal service was expected to resume after 10 a.m.
More than 4,600 people in 458 ZIP codes reported feeling the temblor as of noon, according to the USGS Community Internet Intensity Map. (Submit your own "Did You Feel It?" report.) People from as far south as San Diego and as far north as Lancaster reported shaking.
Within a half hour of the first temblor, five more earthquakes, ranging in magnitude from 1.2 to 3.7, struck the same general area, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. Since then, even more earthquakes have hit the area.
USGS representative Kate Hutton in Pasadena said there have been about 30 quakes in the area of the Whittier Fault since Tuesday night, "three of which were big enough for people to feel," referring to the pair of 4.5 quakes and the magnitude-3.4.
"This is all part of the same earthquake sequence, they're all in the same area," Hutton said. "There's a couple of ways to look at the sequence. One is that it's a double earthquake with two main shocks. Normally an earthquake sequence has one main shock followed by aftershocks that are smaller and maybe a few fore-shocks that are smaller. Or it could be considered an earthquake swarm, where there's a series of earthquakes that are about the same size or smaller.
"Either way, this is fairly common activity in California. We haven't had anything in the L.A. basin in the last few years but that doesn't mean we're totally quiet, and we certainly have been active in the southern part of the state," she said.
Did you feel the latest quake? How many quakes or aftershocks have you felt since Tuesday night?
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It's no secret that American manufacturing has faced a number of significant obstacles. People say the industry is known for low wages, subpar working condition, and continual quality control issues, none of which help attract new workers — but are those actually the biggest challenges facing manufacturing right now?
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|Manufacturing , Manufacturing Newsletter , Operations , Talent Management
|April 1 2014
Mixed Reactions from the Manufacturing Industry on President's Budget Proposal
Judging from initial reactions from top trade groups, manufacturers are of two minds concerning the President's proposed budget. The National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) scorns the tax increases saying it blocks growth, but likes some of the other provisions. The Alliance for American Manufacturing (AAM), on the other hand, sees the prospect for wider tax reform and some benefits to manufacturers in proposals for infrastructure spending.
|Manufacturing , Manufacturing Newsletter , Operations
|March 10 2014
5 Trends Shaping the Future of Manufacturing
Emerging enterprises and CEOs thinking of starting new manufacturing or product design businesses have a number of tools including social media and digital marketing that allow them to take an idea and bring it to market faster, cheaper and with an intimate customer connection. Here are five trends that can provide a tailwind to help.
|Leadership & Strategy , Manufacturing , Manufacturing Newsletter , Operations
|March 10 2014
GE CEO Jeff Immelt on the Future of GE-and of American Manufacturing
Not long ago, materials were cheap and labor was expensive. Today, the reverse is true, which is why it makes sense to re-shore production in many sectors. But more importantly, the product is increasingly part of the process, driving more companies to embed their know-how and innovativeness with the product itself, says GE CEO Jeff Immelt. That and the prospect of cheaper energy due to the fracking revolution will boost manufacturing in America.
|JP Donlon
|CEO Briefing Newsletter , CEO2CEO Summit , Leadership & Strategy , Manufacturing , Operations
|March 10 2014
What Are the True Implications for Manufacturers After the UAW Verdict at VW?
Manufacturing CEOs in the South and elsewhere heaved a sigh of relief after Volkswagen workers in Tennessee rejected United Auto Workers union representation. This isn't the end of unionization attempts at transplants or suppliers.
|Dale Buss
|CEO Briefing Newsletter , Manufacturing , Operations
|March 2 2014
Lean Production's Next Frontiers and How CEOs Can Benefit
Lean is one of the biggest management ideas of the past 50 years, says McKinsey's Ewan Duncan and Ron Ritter in the current issue of the McKinsey Quarterly. It may have started in assembly plants and other factory settings but it has moved into services ranging from retailing and healthcare to financial services, IT, and even the public sector. How might CEOs outside of manufacturing apply some of these insights to their companies?
|CEO Briefing Newsletter , Manufacturing , Operations
|February 23 2014
Manufacturers to D.C.: Make Us a Can-Do Nation Again
Prior to the President's State of the Union address, National Association of Manufacturer's (NAM) chairman Doug Oberhelman (CEO of Caterpillar) and NAM president Jay Timmons posted this article on Real Clear Politics offering a challenge to our political leaders in taking steps to revive manufacturing. They cite the Skills Certification System as a critical pillar in our manufacturing economy.
|Doug Oberhelman & Jay Timmons
|CEO Briefing Newsletter , Manufacturing , Operations
|February 9 2014
States Competing to Lure Job Creators
America's manufacturing comeback is in full swing – depending where you are. Some state governments are aggressively pursuing job creators, others are trimming efforts due to fiscal problems and still others have never effectively competed. Here's the latest roundup.
|Dale Buss
|CEO Briefing Newsletter , Manufacturing , Operations
|November 15 2013
VIDEO: Ford's Alan Mulally on Gov't Regulations for Businesses
Chief Executive magazine's CEO of the Year, Ford Motor's Alan Mulally, serves on President Obama's export council, specifically leading the manufacturing section. In this video, Mulally discusses Ford's involvement in formulating government regulations, the importance of a business – government relationship, corporate tax rates, and how to bring America back to the top in manufacturing (something he knows more than a little about).
|Governance , Governance/Compliance , Manufacturing , Operations , Regulatory , Videos
|July 18 2011
How Dow Corning Beat Commoditization By Embracing It
In the early 2000s, Dow Corning recognized that silicone was starting to become a commodity and that they needed to rethink their business strategy. The company's new business model was a complete shift from where they had found success in the past, but it was a shift that created a brand new market and customer base for the manufacturer.
|Mark W. Johnson
|Manufacturing , Operations , Strategy , Supply Chain/Logistics
|June 21 2011
How Dow Corning Beat Commoditization By Embracing It
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Seattle >Food & Dining > Il Corvo
217 James St, Seattle, WA | Directions 9810447.602515 -122.331739
Neighborhoods: Pioneer Square, Downtown
Most folks come for the fresh pasta (as they should ) but don't make the mistake of skipping the antipasto of the day--the charcuterie and other items are always a very pleasing way to start the meal.
Come right when they open or after 1 as it is first come, first sit. Amazing pastas of the day along with a few antipasti options. Watch for them to start doing some dinners soon.
Yes, the place is slam-packed at lunch. But be patient. Stand in line and you'll be rewarded with the best damn pasta in Seattle, made by hand -- and now, also in an antique pasta cranking machine -- by chef Mike Easton. The labor of love is served with assertively seasoned sauces that rotate from week to week, season to season. There are usually three specials on the board. Get one of each. I'm dead serious. Otherwise, you're going to be stricken with a case of entree envy while looking at your neighbor's plate. Also, the pickled celery on top of the plate of prosciutto? Brilliant!
We loved it even when it was in a re-appropriated gelatteria. Now that Mike's got his own shop there is no stopping him, and it's not just the pasta's that shines. Best version of caponata I've ever had, sans eggplant, but with so many other goodies you'll never miss it! What makes this place so magical is the intimacy of the menu and the perfect execution. Straight up GREAT food and it will never break the bank. Go with friends, order the entire menu and share the love that is homemade!
The best pasta in the city and always and incredible lunch, period. Bring cash, be patient, and don't forget the wine.
What started as a "pop-up" in a gelato shop serving plates of Seattle's best pasta now has its own roots in Pioneer Square. Lunch like the Italians with a glass of Proletariat wine and a bowl of delicious pasta. Mike Easton's lasagna is out of this world good.
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Chelsea Ladies were beaten in the International Women's Club Championship final in Tokyo on Sunday afternoon, against the excellent Japanese champions.
It rounded off a disappointing weekend for the club following the men's team's defeat at Stoke on Saturday, but the girls will take lessons from the experience in this pre-season encounter.
Billed as underdogs, Chelsea fell behind just 10 minutes in and struggled to cope with the opposition's tidy passing game, but only conceded a second thanks to a poor refereeing call to award a penalty.
Chances followed to get back into the game, but a third inside the closing stages looked to have condemned the Blues to defeat, only for Rachel Williams's excellent header to put the visitors back in it, and when Hannah Blundell bundled a second over the line shortly afterwards, a comeback looked possible, but INAC recovered and struck late to take the title.
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Hayes opted for the same side which began against Sydney four days previously in Okayama. That meant captain Yuki Ogimi led the line, supported by Williams, Eni Aluko and 17-year-old Rosella Ayane, with Allie Long and Laura Coombs supporting in midfield.
The back four consisted of Danni Buet, Laura Bassett, Emma Wilhelmsson and Blundell, with Marie Hourihan in goal.
First Half
Hayes had spoken beforehand of INAC's quality, and their short passing game was immediately evident, with the Japanese side dominating possession as Chelsea sat deep, looking to win possession and quickly counter.
That plan was undone after just 10 minutes, however, when INAC worked the ball well down the Chelsea left before a square pass across goal was turned in by Megumi Takase to give her side a lead.
The Blues almost hit back instantly with their best chance of the opening exchanges, when Aluko crossed for Williams, who rounded the goalkeeper but saw her shot blocked on the line and deflected behind.
It was to be Chelsea's best chance for a while as the 'home' side took control, Takase misfiring after another fine combination broke through the Chelsea ranks, and then Chiaki Minamiyama missed a huge chance after they passed their way through the middle, side-footing wide with most of the goal gaping.
Chelsea remained compact and for a while looked more comfortable, but were undone by a harsh refereeing call after 27 minutes, Laura Bassett deemed to have fouled American forward Beverly Goevel-Yanez, who coolly slotted home the resulting penalty to double her side's lead.
From there INAC took greater control and could have added a third when Nahomi Kawasumi was played in by Akaya Watanabe, but shot just wide.
Chelseafinally came forward once more just before half-time, and Williams headed against the bar from an Ogimi corner to give some belief heading in at the break.
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Rosella Ayane was sacrificed for Jodie Brett at the beginning of the second period, and again the visitors could have pulled a goal back within a few minutes when Williams released Ogimi, who ran at the INAC defence but finished weakly, allowing the goalkeeper to make the save.
Hourihan then produced the save of the game to deny a third INAC goal after a swift passing move had sliced her defence open, and just after the hour the Blues mounted their most fluid attack of the game, working the ball well down the left and then through the middle before Coombs found the overlapping Buet down the right, her well-struck shot fizzing narrowly wide.
Ogimi then had another opportunity but found INAC goalkeeper Ayumi Kaihori in inspired form, and she was quickly made to pay as we fell three behind, with 17 minutes remaining, as Ji So Yun, a Korean international, powered home a thunderous drive, in off the crossbar from the edge of the area.
That looked to be game over, but Chelsea were not beaten yet. On 80 minutes an Aluko corner found Williams, who rose well and planted a firm header into the far bottom corner to give the scoreline a respectable look, but three minutes later it became 3-2 when Hannah Blundell finished from close range after Ogimi had been denied.
Suddenly there was a contest on, but a much-improved Chelsea had left it just too late.
Hourihan saved well to deny a 90th minute INAC counter, but the Japanese side did find a way through once more in injury time, as captain Kawasumi got in behind the Chelsea defend and pulled back for Emi Nakajima to fire home.
Chelsea may have been beaten here but they will take valuable lessons into the forthcoming Women's Super League season, and testing themselves against Sydney and Kobe over the past week has been extremely beneficial.
Reaction from Emma Hayes
'We knew it would be a difficult game against a top team and due to the time of the year we didn't have the fitness levels to play a high-pressing game so we felt that we couldn't give them space behind us.
'In general I think we had good opportunities, we hit the bar and Yuki had a one on one but we missed those chances at crucial times and as we didn't convert 3-0 was too difficult a score to come back from, but the team showed great character second half and I think if we played them again during our season we would give them an even better game.
'I think once we complete the signings of a few more players we will add good quality to the team. But we also have some good youngsters coming through and I think you will see a much more competitive Chelsea next season.
'We have big expectations for next season at Chelsea and I think once everyone sees the signings we bring in you will see that we have very serious intentions to compete and win our league next season.
'INAC are a team that have played together for a long time and that is the difference. We have similar philosophies and they have top players but the time together was the main difference.
'Being here has allowed us to build a spirit, which is the most important thing. We will have more time to train when we are back in England and we will use this trip as a motivation for the players as it has been a massive success on and off the pitch as we have had time to spend in the community in Tokyo and Okayama.'
Chelsea Ladies (4-2-3-1): Marie Hourihan; Danni Buet (sub Laura Rafferty 88), Emma Wilhelmsson, Laura Bassett, Hannah Blundell; Allie Long (Meaghan Sargeant 67), Laura Coombs (sub Aya Noguchi 82); Rosella Ayane (sub Jodie Brett h-t), Rachel Williams, Eniola Aluko; Yuki Ogimi (c).
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THE OLDEST GOLF COURSE in the Bahamas just got a $4.5 million facelift, and it was unveiled to meeting and golf media under a blazing Caribbean sun in February.
Along with the revamp came a new name. Nassau's Radisson Cable Beach Resort is now the Radisson Cable Beach & Golf Resort. Fred Settle, of International Golf Design, redesigned the property's 18-hole course in an effort to improve drainage and make it more resort-friendly. He blended aesthetics and function — the entire course has been regrassed to make it as lush and green as it was the day it opened in 1928. Within two years, 300 palm trees will be added to enhance the already stunning tropical setting.
"This change will help reposition the property for incentive groups in response to high demand. Great beaches, good food, and quality accommodations are all key factors [influencing groups when they choose a venue], but having great golf to offer to groups is a big benefit, too," said Brian K. Meister, vice president of sales and marketing.
The Radisson is the only property in the entire Bahamas that includes greens fees in its all-inclusive rate.
The resort is impeccably maintained with dining options ranging from Bahamian beach fun to classic elegance. Its seven-acre waterscape — a sparkling pool complex paired with a 1,000-foot stretch of sugary sand — sets the mood for a memorable outdoor reception. As many as 1,000 guests can gather in the Radisson's 25,000 feet of indoor function space.


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In Washington, D.C., the federal government will soon take more than three-quarters of a million dollars ($760,000) out of West Virginia's fish, wildlife, and law enforcement programs. It has the name "budget sequestration". What this amounts to is a practically across-the-board cuts to government spending. This revenue, supposed to go to all states outdoor programs mentioned above, will now go to new health care programs. These mandated cuts will go into effect come January, 1, 2013, if congress fails to agree on a budget by December 31, 2012. The congress did pass a law that required the cuts, but left it up to the White House, executive-department heads, and bureaucrats to decide which programs to cut and which to exempt.
Curtis Taylor, wildlife chief for the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources, said West Virginia receives approximately $10 million a year from these programs. That is roughly 40 percent of the DNR's budget. The projected 7.6 percent cuts would slash $760,000 from West Virginia's share of the federal money.
The programs being threatened by sequestration are: Pittman-Robertson (wildlife) and Wallop-Breaux/Dingle-Johnson (fisheries).
The basic point: The money in these programs is NOT "federal" or "taxpayer" money and is not "spent" by the federal government and therefore should not be subject to sequestration. These are sportspersons dollars, the federal government simply collects it and redistributes it to the states. By law (the three acts above) the money can only be spent to restore, protect and manage wildlife and fish. If state fish and wildlife agencies lose these funds there will be immediate and significant impacts to fish and wildlife related recreation. The italicized section is taken from the Mountaineer Chapter of the Izaak Walton League of America website (www.iwla.org/mountaineer).
"The cuts will cripple us," Taylor said. "Without that funding, some of our programs will go away and others will be seriously curtailed - rifle ranges, trout hatcheries, hunter education and even our Archery in School Program".
From current information I have received from other states, agency heads are rapidly looking for other ways as to what they need to do. There are other technical details to this idea the feds have not given any consideration.
By law, the money raised by federal excise taxes on hunting equipment, fishing equipment, motorboat fuel, etc., is supposed to be used specifically for states for use in wildlife, fish, and motorboating safety programs. "Those funds are supposed to be sacrosanct", Taylor said.
All sportsmen need to realize this is essentially their money the federal government is fooling around with. If congress does not pass a budget, and if the current administration officials keep fish and wildlife programs on the list of mandatory cute, then everyone involved in this scandal is guilty of violating a federal regulations law.
These funds can be saved, but only if all sportsmen and sportswomen protest long and loud enough. Now is the time to flood our senators and congressmen (and women) with telephone calls, emails, and formal letters expressing opposition to this proposal. Please contact the following Senators and Representative to discuss this matter: Senator Jay Rockefeller, Senator Joe Manchin, Representative Shelley Moore Capito, Representative Nick Rahall, and Representative David McKinley. Only your efforts to inform our representative and senators will help prevent the budget sequestration from taking place. (Addresses and phone numbers are also available on the IWLA website.)
OK, I will now step down off my soap box and talk about the antlerless gun season that came in for three days this past October. The high temperatures we have had for that week were in the middle seventies to low eighties. For me, this is just too warm to really enjoy any kind of deer hunting. If a hunter does bag a deer in this kind of weather, they had better get that animal field-dressed quickly and then really hustle to get the meat someplace where it is super cold. If they don't, all they will end up with is a carcass of spoiled venison.
I have always felt that our wildlife biologists seem to know what they are doing when it comes to managing the deer herd in our state. This early antlerless gun season has been tried in others states with some success at helping wildlife officials create healthier herds.
It is a well-known fact, harvesting female deer is an important, if not the most important, tool the DNR has for regulating deer populations throughout the state. For example, in counties Brooke, Hampshire, Hancock, Hardy, Marshall, Eastern portion of Mineral, Monongalia, Ohio, Tyler, and Wood, archery hunters who start out taking a buck must harvest an antlerless deer before taking a second buck.
Last year, the winter was quite warm with very little, if any, starvation kill. It's like what I said last week, there should be plenty of whitetails for all nimrods this fall. One of the last things sportsmen want to see is an abundance of malnourished deer because there is not enough groceries in the woods. Many people have seen this in some of our state parks, and it is not one bit pretty.


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TALLAHASSEE — Jameis Winston walked out of Florida State's team banquet Sunday evening fumbling the three or four plaques he held tightly in his arms.
The accolades and awards have come in droves for Winston this season.
FSU's star quarterback is closer to the biggest prize of them all: the Heisman Trophy.
Winston was named one of six finalists for the award during ESPN's broadcast Monday night. The Heisman ceremony is Saturday in New York and Winston will almost assuredly take home the coveted trophy.
"One hundred percent, he's going to win. Like, there's no way he's not going to win," said Chris Huston, who has polled Heisman voters and analyzed the field all season for HeismanPundit.com. "He's as much of a cold-stone lock as you can get at this point.
"I think you're going to see a huge drop off after his total. It's sort of like looking at a giant with a bunch of dwarfs, evenly leveled off after him."
Northern Illinois quarterback Jordan Lynch, Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel, Auburn tailback Tre Mason, Alabama quarterback A.J. McCarron and Boston College tailback Andre Williams also were named Heisman finalists.
It is the first time since 1994 and only the second time in Heisman history six finalists have been invited to New York City for the award presentation. The state of Florida boasts two ties to the list. In addition to Winston, Mason is a graduate of Park Vista High in Palm Beach County.
Winston has enjoyed arguably the most impressive season ever for a freshman signal caller. He has completed 237-of-349 passes for 3,820 yards and 38 touchdowns to 10 interceptions, while setting Football Bowl Subdivision records for passing yards and passing touchdowns by a freshman. His passer efficiency rating of 190.1 is the highest in the country.
"I think when you talk about Heisman you talk about great players," FSU coach Jimbo Fisher said. "I define great players like this: it's a great performance over a long period of time and the consistency which you play with, and I think the thing that he has done from start to finish."
FSU entered this past offseason with plenty of experience on offense. The only pressing question was who would replace EJ Manuel, a first-round draft pick.
Winston went through a position battle with Jacob Coker, Clint Trickett and Sean Maguire. Trickett transferred to West Virginia and Winston out-dueled his counterparts to win the starting job.
With pieces in place all around him, Winston opened the season with a sensational performance against Pittsburgh on national television. He carved up the Panthers' defense, going 25-of-27 for 356 and four touchdowns.
Winston-mania had begun.
"Big games. Big situations," Fisher said. "…Whether it was the first game of the year which we were on TV outstanding to the last game and led us to a championship … When you talk about Heisman Trophy winners, how do they affect your teammates?
"He does that in a tremendous way, gives us great confidence and not only on offense, but on defense, too. I don't know if anybody in America has done that more so than he has, not only played well, performed well, but affected the performance of his team on a week in week out basis by how they play, how they prepare and the results of which they've gotten. So from that standpoint, I think Jameis is definitely out in front of that category."
Winston would be only the second freshman to win the award. Manziel took home the Heisman last year as a redshirt freshman.
FSU already has two Heisman Trophy winners: FSU quarterbacks Charlie Ward (1993) and Chris Weinke (2000).
Winston and the No. 1 Seminoles (13-0) take on No. 2 Auburn (12-1) in the BCS National Championship Game on Jan. 6.


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The Gospel of Luke 20:27-44
At that time, there came to Jesus some Sadducees, those who say that there is no resurrection, and they asked him a question, saying, "Teacher, Moses wrote for us that if a man's brother dies, having a wife but no children, the man must take the wife and raise up children for his brother. Now there were seven brothers; the first took a wife, and died without children; and the second and the third took her, and likewise all seven left no children and died. Afterward the woman also died. In the resurrection, therefore, whose wife will the woman be? For the seven had her as wife." And Jesus said to them, "The sons of this age marry and are given in marriage; but those who are accounted worthy to attain to that age and to the resurrection from the dead neither marry nor are given in marriage, for they cannot die any more, because they are equal to angels and are sons of God, being sons of the resurrection. But that the dead are raised, even Moses showed, in the passage about the bush, where he calls the Lord the God of Abraham and the God of Isaac and the God of Jacob. Now he is not God of the dead, but of the living; for all live to him." And some of the scribes answered, "Teacher, you have spoken well." For they no longer dared to ask him any question. But he said to them, "How can they say that the Christ is David's son? For David himself says in the Book of Psalms, 'The Lord said to my Lord, Sit at my right hand, till I make thy enemies a stool for thy feet.' David thus calls him Lord; so how is he his son?"
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